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"Chris rebuilt the pergola better than new, and ensured that he painted everything with a water-resistant paint.  He's enthusiastic, competent, and quick."

"Veteran garage door tech. “Rodger” showed up at exactly the appointed time. Introduced himself and went right to work, discussing with me what he’d be doing to correct the damage (I caused to my garage door panels, tracks and cables of my cable door drums. I purchased and attempted to install a set of new springs myself.)….Note to homeowners….I’m a pretty experienced mechanical tech myself; performing most of my own home & minor auto repairs over many decades. My complete inexperience with garage door systems could have gotten me seriously injured as I did not realize the potential energy I was placing in winding up the EXTREMELY OVERRATED torsion bar springs I INCORRECTLY purchased on line!!) So after receiving that well-meaning, much-deserved “critique,” Rodger successfully straightened out and realigned most all my damage without having to replace a lot of my “bent-up” components. He placed the PROPER-sized torsion bar springs, a very worn sprocket of my chain drive motor and adjusted the chain, etc. Most impressed by the expertise and speed in which he was able to do all that work (without a helper) in less than an hour-1/2 at most. Great experience; sincere folks (was told their company is a start-up since our area’s Hurricane Katrina of 2005.) Recommending their service to anyone (including do-it-yourselfers as myself). Thank you, Access Garage Door Co. (and Rodger) for your great service."

"Bob and his crew were fantastic. Had repairs done to side of our home and everything went smooth and very professional. Every evening when they finished working, everything was cleaned up. We will definitely use them again for any future home repairs we need."

"Crew showed up on time & was very professional. <br />"

REWORK RECONSTRUCTION BEIN THE HAMMOND AREA SENCE 2000 SERVING IN THE PARISHES IN ALL TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION TRADES FROM THE GROUND UP CONSTRUCTION TO THE CAP ON THE ROOF. ALL REPAIRS INTERIOR AN EXTERIOR.MOBILE HOME REPAIR IN AN OUT AN NEW REPLACEMENT METAL ROOF WITH QUALITY MATERIALS FROM VENDORS IN THE AREA AL WORK AN REPAIRS WARRANTIED.FROM THE SMALLEST TO THE BIGGEST WE CAN HANDLE WHAT EVER YOU NEED AN HAVE LIVED IN THE AREA 45 YEARS

"m. Hired them to renovate a house for rental. Projects included painting most rooms with eggshell on walls and semigloss on trim; refinish hardwood floors; install new laminate counters and hi boy faucet. <br /> <br /> Things started off well. I kept hearing "two weeks and we'll get it done".  We started second week in September. Finished right before Christmas. <br /> <br /> All paint was flat, no eggshell, no semigloss. Paint was sloppy, baseboards were leaking paint around the wood. Paint streaks smeared all over the windows. Didn't finish painting the front door. Hardwood finish was sloppy. Paint dripped all over the floor especially in places you wouldn't think to look like inside closets. This was fixed but only after repeated complaints. <br /> <br /> Bath remodel went well however they didn't caulk around the tub and messed up my flooring during the install (I have pics) <br /> I complained before final payment was made and Craig did the best he could to fix it up (he caulked around the tub and cleaned up the sloppy paint and added another layer of varnish to the hardwood floors) and it looks much better than it did. But I could have saved money by hiring subcontractors myself rather than trust someone to coordinate it all for me. <br /> <br /> Contract was signed in 2nd week of September and a few weeks turned into three months. I was naive and paid too much. $7500 out of my savings. I'll be renting this place much longer than I'd have liked to just to recoup costs. I'm not even finished, thank goodness I didn't hire them to replace the laminate in the kitchen, bath, and utility room. They may have started out strong but seemed to run out of steam. <br /> <br /> I have revised this review because I think it was too harsh. I will say that they were never rude, and always polite and apologetic about delays. But I still wish I'd hired individual contractors to do specific jobs rather than hire one company."

"Tommy Hanna was giving our next door neighbor a quote and we ask him to also quote us. After a week or so, we got our quote and decided to use him. He was able complete his work in lest than a week and when he found problems, he solved them to my satisfaction. <br />"

"It went great! This is by far the most professional small business I have dealt with in a while. I felt like we had a connection with them from the start. I requested an estimate and collected three before these guys showed up. Everyone of the others told me that I needed to gut the entire room and start over. Trinity Reps. looked into it and concluded that that was not necessary and that they could just repair around the damaged area itself. They also called in a mold expert (at no expense to me) to determine if there was any present. None was found! These guys repaired the damage at half the cost of the others and were in and out in one day. I was so pleased I signed them to a one year home maintenance contract. <br /> Great job guys!- Christopher A Hardin <br />"

"Great! This company concerns themselves with customer care as well as quality workmanship. I felt that they really do care that we were comfortable with the work."

"We contacted BRC to get an estimate on building our new home sometime back in early 2014. After picking out some plans getting an estimate,  and picking out different plans and getting another estimate we decided on using them. We decided to go with an open floor plan with the 1st story at about 2,700sqf with an unfinished upstairs that we will later come back and turn into a big play room. <br /> They began working on the foundation in May 2014. The original goal was to have the house finished by Thanksgiving, but there were some set backs with the different crews and we added a big picture window in the living room that took a long time to get in and then the holidays came around. We finally moved in January 12th, 2015.   <br />   <br /> We love the house overall and are very happy with it, but here are a few things we are not pleased with: <br />   <br /> The toilets - More specifically where the sewer lines were installed in the slab. Now that we're in the house and my wife has got me hanging pictures and decorations I've noticed all the toilets are sitting off centered in their areas in the bathrooms. So, even though I hung the picture frames centered on the wall it all looks uneven because the plumbing is not centered in the slab. <br />   <br /> The walls - Ok. I don't know how this happened. And I'm not a carpenter so maybe this is normal. But we have some walls that are obviously crooked. You can look down the main wall in our living room and you clearly see a big dip. It looks like our living room wall is doing the wave. I may be coming off a little dramatic here. It's not really that noticeable but once you see it you can't un-see it. <br /> The sinks in our kids' bathroom - Who puts a sink in a counter-top slammed all the way against the wall? Is this normal? We have a Jack & JIll bathroom for out kids. And when they or anybody uses these sinks they will be nearly leaning against the wall just to wash their hands. I'm not sure who made this decision but it surely wasn't me or my wife. The sad part is I work off shore  <br /> seven days at a time so I didn't notice it during construction. It wasn't until we were getting moved in that I realized it.  <br /> The island in the kitchen - is off level. Its clearly visible. If i set a ball on the island it will go rolling off to one side. I took out my tape measure and found that it is about an inch shorter on one side than the other. I will be contacting them about this soon, but this is something I think should never have been left like this. <br />   <br /> The Electricians - I don't know what their schedule was like, but to us it seemed they just came and went as they pleased. It took them a very long time to figure out all of our three-way switches in the living room area (something I figured experienced electricians should have down after a few years in the business). They had to come back a few times before we moved in to fix some circuits because we had lights that stayed on and wouldn't turn off. After we moved in I found a bunch of issues with the way some receptacles were installed. One of wall plates is missing a screw, another receptacle in our kitchen is basically hanging in the box. We have a tile back splash and instead of getting a round file or rotary tool and notching the tile to make it fit right they just forced it in and tightened down one screw a couple of threads. In our living room one of the light switch wall plates sticks out almost a 1/4". Each of these items by themselves is not a real big deal. But that's the point. It would have taken only a few minutes or less to fix these things right. The electricians definitely need to take a little more pride in their work. I would hope that they wouldn't leave these kinds of things at their own homes. <br />  The floors - We decided to go with a stained slab floor to save money. We knew the reputation of slab floors cracking. It's concrete. That's what concrete does. But I've never seen a slab floor crack this much. It's really bad. I wouldn't bother me if it had a thousand hairline spider web cracks in it. But these are really big cracks everywhere. Some are as big and bigger than the  <br /> scoring in the concrete. We've also discovered weird texture inconsistencies and boot prints in the stain. Boot prints? Now every time we walk into our master bedroom it looks like somebody tracked muddy boots across the floor. All across the house there are nicks and chips in the concrete and in our guest room there's gravel that didn't settle. The floor is absolutely horrible. Even the manager admitted to this and apologized for it. He said that even he had never seen a floor come out this bad. I told him if he felt so bad about it he could give me a little credit back for it to make him feel better. The only response I got was silence. Don't get me wrong though, he is a very friendly guy and is very customer friendly but he didn't seem to care to talk about compensation. I can't make it clear enough that this is nothing personal against him or anybody that works at BRC. But it has always been my mindset that if something is wrong with the product you sell a customer then you should make up for it somehow. This is just good business and customer relations. <br /> As I said before, overall we are very happy with the house. I also understand that for most of the big stuff they subbed out contractors and it wasn't BRC employees. However BRC was responsible for quality control and some of these items I think should not have slipped by especially since the site managers I met carry themselves very professionally. I'm sure anyone can understand that when you pay upwards of 340k for a house you expect it all to be done correctly and professionally. %90 of the work was done like this. The ONLY issues we have after living in it nearly a month are the ones listed above.  <br />"